VIVOTEK ND9323P H.265 8-Channel Embedded PoE NVR User Manual

1. Kupu Whakataki

This manual provides detailed instructions for the installation, operation, and maintenance of the VIVOTEK ND9323P H.265 8-Channel Embedded PoE Network Video Recorder (NVR). Please read this manual thoroughly before using the product to ensure proper and safe operation. Keep this manual for future reference.

2. Nga korero haumaru

Observe the following safety precautions to prevent damage to the NVR and to ensure user safety:

• Tuku Hiko: Use only the power adapter supplied with the NVR. Ensure the power source matches the NVR's voltage whakaritenga.
• Whakahau: Do not block any ventilation openings. Install the NVR in a well-ventilated area to prevent overheating.
• Taiao: Avoid exposing the NVR to water, moisture, extreme temperatures, or direct sunlight. Do not place heavy objects on the NVR.
• Ratonga: Kaua e tarai ki te mahi i tenei hua maau ake. Tirohia nga ratonga katoa ki nga kaimahi tohu tohu.
• Te whakahaere: Handle the NVR with care. Avoid dropping or subjecting it to strong impacts.

3. Ihirangi mokete

Carefully unpack the box and ensure all items are present and in good condition. If any items are missing or damaged, contact your vendor immediately.

• Wāhanga NVR VIVOTEK ND9323P
• Pūurutau Hiko
• Kiore USB
• Aratohu Tāuta Tere
• Accessory Pack (Screws for HDD installation, Ethernet cable)
• Case (referring to the NVR enclosure itself)

Figure 3.1: VIVOTEK ND9323P NVR unit. This image shows the front panel of the NVR, typically featuring status indicators and USB ports.

4. Hua Neke Atuview

The VIVOTEK ND9323P is an 8-channel embedded Network Video Recorder designed for IP surveillance systems. It supports H.265 video compression for efficient storage and bandwidth usage. With its integrated Power over Ethernet (PoE) ports, it simplifies camera installation by providing both power and data connectivity through a single Ethernet cable.

4.1 Nga waahanga matua

• 8-Channel Video Input
• H.265/H.264 Video Compression
• 8 x 802.3at/af PoE Ports
• Local Display Output (HDMI/VGA)
• Remote Access via VIVOTEK VIVOCloud App or VMS
• Supports up to 16TB HDD storage (HDD not included)

4.2 Paewhiri o mua me muri

Refer to the Quick Installation Guide for detailed diagrams of the front and rear panels, indicating ports and indicators.

• Paewhiri Mua: Power LED, HDD LED, Network LED, USB ports.
• Paewhunga Rear: Power input, LAN port, PoE ports (1-8), HDMI output, VGA output, Audio I/O, USB ports.

5. Tatūnga

5.1 Tāutanga Puku Mārō (Whiringa)

The NVR does not typically include a pre-installed hard drive. Follow these steps to install a 3.5-inch SATA hard drive:

1. Wetekina te tīwiri ka tangohia te taupoki o runga o te NVR.
2. Tūhonoa ngā taura raraunga me te taura hiko SATA mai i te NVR ki te puku mārō.
3. Whakamauhia te puku mārō ki te anga NVR mā te whakamahi i ngā tīwiri kua whakaratohia.
4. Whakakapia te taupoki o runga, ka whakau ki ngā tīwiri.

Tuhipoka: Ensure the NVR is powered off and unplugged before installing or removing a hard drive.

5.2 Hononga Tinana

1. Tūhono Kāmera: Connect your IP cameras to the NVR's PoE ports (1-8) using Ethernet cables. The NVR will provide power and network connectivity to the cameras.
2. Hono atu ki te Whatunga: Connect the NVR's LAN port to your local network router or switch using an Ethernet cable.
3. Tuhono Whakaatu: Honoa he mata tirotiro ki te tauranga putanga HDMI, VGA rānei o te NVR.
4. Honoa te Kiore: Monohia te kiore USB ki tētahi o ngā tauranga USB o te NVR.
5. Whakahiko: Honoa te urutau hiko ki te tāuru hiko o te NVR, kātahi ka mono ki te putanga hiko. Ka whakakā aunoa te NVR.

5.3 Whirihoranga Tuatahi

Upon first boot, the NVR will guide you through a setup wizard on the connected monitor:

1. Tīpakonga Reo: Whiriwhiria to reo pai.
2. Tatūnga Kupuhipa: Waihangahia he kupuhipa kaha mō te pūkete kaiwhakahaere. He mea nui tēnei mō te haumarutanga.
3. Tautuhinga Whatunga: Configure network settings (DHCP or Static IP). DHCP is recommended for most home users.
4. Wā me te Rā: Set the correct time zone, date, and time.
5. Te Arawhiti Puku Maama: If you installed a new hard drive, the NVR will prompt you to format it. Confirm to proceed. Whakatupato: Ko te whakahōputu ka ūkui i ngā raraunga katoa i te puku.
6. Camera Search and Add: The NVR will automatically search for connected VIVOTEK cameras. Select and add them to the NVR.
7. Mutu: Complete the wizard to access the NVR's live view.

6. Te whakahaere i te NVR

6.1 Accessing the NVR

You can access and manage the NVR through various methods:

• Whakaatu Paetata: Directly via the connected monitor and USB mouse.
• Web Pūtirotiro: Enter the NVR's IP address into a web pūtirotiro i runga i te rorohiko e hono ana ki te whatunga kotahi.
• VIVOTEK VIVOCloud App: Download the mobile app for remote viewte whakahaere me te whakahaere.
• VIVOTEK VAST 2 VMS: For advanced management and multi-NVR systems.

6.2 Ora View

Te ora view displays real-time video feeds from all connected cameras. You can switch between single-camera view, whatunga kāmera maha view, me te whakarite i te tahora whakaaturanga.

6.3 Tautuhinga Hopu

Configure recording schedules and modes for each camera:

• Te tuhi Tonu: Ngā tuhinga 24/7.
• Hukuhono Hukinga Huringa: Ka hopu noa i te rekoata ina kitea he nekehanga.
• Hopu Tono: Records during specific time periods.
• Hopu Takahanga: Records based on external triggers or alarms.

Access these settings through the NVR's main menu: Configuration > Recording > Schedule.

6.4 Whakahoki

Ki te review tuhia footage:

1. Mai i te tahua matua, tohua Whakahoki.
2. Choose the camera(s) and the date/time range you wish to review.
3. Use the timeline and playback controls (play, pause, fast forward, rewind) to navigate through the footage.

6.5 Event Management and Notifications

Configure the NVR to respond to events such as motion detection, camera tampering, or network disconnection. The NVR can send email notifications, trigger alarms, or start recording.

Access these settings via: Configuration > Event.

7. Tiaki

7.1 Whakahoutanga Firmware

Regularly check for and install firmware updates to ensure optimal performance, security, and access to new features. Firmware can be updated via the NVR's web interface or local display menu: Configuration > System > Firmware Upgrade.

Tupato: Do not power off the NVR during a firmware upgrade. This can cause permanent damage.

7.2 Whakahaere Puku Maama

Monitor the health of your hard drive(s) and ensure sufficient storage space. The NVR will automatically overwrite the oldest recordings when the disk is full, based on your settings.

Access HDD status and settings via: Configuration > Storage > HDD Management.

7.3 Te horoi

Keep the NVR unit clean and free from dust. Use a soft, dry cloth for cleaning. Do not use liquid cleaners or aerosols.

8. Te Raru

This section addresses common issues you might encounter with your VIVOTEK ND9323P NVR.

8.1 Kāore he Whakaaturanga Ataata i runga i te Aroturuki

• Tirohia nga taura: Me whakarite kei te hono pai te taura HDMI/VGA ki te NVR me te mata.
• Tāuru Aroturuki: Verify the monitor is set to the correct input source (HDMI/VGA).
• NVR Power: Confirm the NVR is powered on and its power LED is illuminated.

8.2 Cameras Not Showing Up / No Image

• Hononga PoE: Ensure cameras are properly connected to the NVR's PoE ports. Check if the PoE port LEDs on the NVR are active.
• Te Mana Kamera: If not using PoE, ensure cameras are receiving power from their own power adapters.
• Hononga Whatunga: Verify the NVR and cameras are on the same network segment if not directly connected via PoE.
• Tūnga Kāmera: Check the camera's own status indicators.
• NVR Camera Management: Haere ki Configuration > Camera > Camera Management to ensure cameras are added and enabled. Try rescanning for cameras.

8.3 Cannot Access NVR via Web Pūtirotiro

• Wāhitau IP: Confirm the NVR's IP address is correct and that your computer is on the same network.
• Tauira Whatunga: Ensure the NVR's LAN port is connected to your network.
• Pātūahi: Temporarily disable your computer's firewall to check if it's blocking access.
• Hototahitanga Pūtirotiro: Use a recommended web pūtirotiro (hei tauira, Chrome, Firefox).

8.4 Kupuhipa kua warewaretia

If you forget the administrator password, you may need to perform a factory reset. Refer to the VIVOTEK support website or contact technical support for the specific procedure for your model, as this often involves a physical reset button or a specific utility.

9. Whakatakotoranga

The following table lists the key specifications for the VIVOTEK ND9323P NVR:

10. Pūtāhui me te Tautoko

VIVOTEK products are covered by a limited warranty. For detailed warranty terms and conditions, please refer to the warranty card included with your product or visit the official VIVOTEK webpae.

For technical support, product registration, or to download the latest firmware and software, please visit the VIVOTEK support portal:

VIVOTEK Official Support Webpae

When contacting support, please have your NVR's model number (ND9323P) and serial number ready.